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Meanwhile, a German company, Neura Robotics, is developing cognitive robots with superior sensory capabilities. Recently backed by a $120 million investment, they aim to create machines that can autonomously execute tasks while also understanding their surroundings and reacting like living beings. These robots are already being utilized in various industries ranging from manufacturing to healthcare.
Neura's flagship products exemplify their vision: the Maira, a cognitive co-bot, and the MIPa, a humanoid robot designed specifically for patient care in hospitals. Their emphasis on creating a virtual ecosystem for cognitive robots positions them uniquely in the competitive landscape.